Firstly, this language represents by itself a proposal of simplification for WS-BPEL 2.0 including an unambiguous specification.
Wittgenstein's warnings against premature theorising and overgeneralising, and his insight that many everyday terms pick out families, should mandate caution over expecting a complete and unambiguous specification of what constitutes a necessary, or a sufficient, condition.
A formalization must be developed to allow the unambiguous specification of experimental perturbations (e.g. cuts, gene knockdowns, physiological changes, etc).
Application of reuse approaches from the requirements phase can assist software engineers in the elicitation, validation, and documentation of software requirements, resulting in a more complete, consistent and unambiguous specification (Ketabchi et al. 2011; Palomares et al. 2011).
Finally, to facilitate the use of the database, we implemented a software tool (adapted to the planarian dataset) called Planform for the unambiguous specification, centralized storage, and effective search of regenerative experiments.
Already in the stage of requirement engineering, the functions from the function taxonomy are used for the requirement specification, which ensures an unambiguous mapping of requirements to devices and corresponding profiles in the later design phases.
Based on Geometrical Product Specification (GPS) philosophy, this paper proposes an unambiguous expression schema of surface texture.
It also contributes to an unambiguous conceptualization of periglacial geomorphology.
These results are an unambiguous indication of atomic layering with an interlayer spacing d∼2π/qz=2.5 2.7 Å.
This determination provides an unambiguous description of metabolism before and/or after engineering interventions.
Moreover, instead of conferring authority, the hierarchy establishes an unambiguous sequence of levels of accountability.
